Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-21
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Wade, OF Church
Hill, leave the city tonight for the
Natural Bridge.
Mr.. A. +. Strause has gone to Ash
land, and thence proceeds to northern
summer resorts.
Seventeen arrests were made at the
Second station last night. Most of
them were of trivial character.
Miss Sally Webb and her friend, Miss
Alma Glazebrooke, are summering at
Captain Frazier's, in Dinwiddie county.
Mr.. p. ID. Elicit and daughter, Miss
Annie b. Elicit, have gone to the Nat
ural Bridge. They will be away for a
few days.
IL. j. Wade, Esq, returned to the
city Friday after making an extensive
tour of Virginia, West Virginia, Ken
lucky, and Ohio.
Miss Ellen Clancy, who has been
visiting friends in New York and Brook
Ign, returned Thursday after pleasant
stay of six weeks.
Rev. J. u. Tyler is in the city and
will occupy the pulpit for Mr.. Cave at
his old church, Seventh-Street Chris
tian, this morning.
Miss Nellie Smith, of No. All west
Main street, has returned to the city
after sojourning at the Old Sweet
Springs some time.
Mr.. Charles +. Fleming and family,
of east Marshall street, who have been
on visit to relatives in Goochland,
have returned home.
Mr.. William p. Hughes and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Katie L. Hare. left the city
yesterday evening to visit relatives and
friends in Baltimore.
Messrs. G. b. Glenn and Edgar W.
Darlington, of this city, are in attend
ance at the summer law course of the
University Of Virginia.
Miss Julia Freeman Graves left the
city yesterday with the Hon. Thomas
M. Miller for a visit of some weeks to
her native county, Powhatan.
Miss Helen Feldenheimcr is visiting
relatives in North Carolina, and will
spend the remainder of the season
visiting various watering-places.
Miss Ollie Taylor, of Henrico, who
has been visiting Mrs. Walker, of west
Main street, returned home yesterday,
accompanied by Miss Faulkner.
Miss Annie McPhail, daughter of
Mr.. J. r. McPhsil, has returned home
after delightful sojourn of four weeks
at Fair View, Albemarle county.
Miss Claude Selden and her brother,
Master Weston, of COS north Fourth
street, Will leave tomorrow for Gaines's
Mills, on three weeks visit to her
cousin.
Miss Harwood, Mrs. Elan, Mrs.
Chambers, Miss Chambers, and Misses
Mamie and Willie Green, all of Rich
mond, are staying at the Wayerley, |
Culpoper, Va.
The following Hichmonders are at |
the Huguenot Springs j. VI. Powell, |
wife, and two daughters, II. J.. Rich
adson and family, and 5. Carter WeiSi-
ger and family.
Mr.. W. II. Sands and Marshal
Scott will on Monday. at Warrcnton,
sell the property of General j. n. Be
thune, guardian of Blind Tom, to salts
~ an execution.
Mrs. Theodore Frick and Mrs. Theo-
dorc F. Frick, child, and nurse, Mrs.
Charles Metzger, and the Misses Alvina
and Pauline Prick will leave this week
FOR Old Point Comfort.
Miss Alma Richards, of Church Hill,
" no for two months past has been VS.
ting friends in New York and phila-
delphia. returned home yesterday on
The steamship Roanoke.
Major 4. II. Drewry, OF Westover,
was i'll the city Yesterday, having run
down here nom the White sui phur to
attend to some business, but with the
to return Immediately.
lie says that the Whites grounds are
looking beautiful that never was there
I more agreeable company there, and
hat Major Eakle, in his management,
S making a great reputation.
The Wilmington On. c. STIR says:
Mr.. George Caldwell, who has been for
,ome time in the freight and passen-
ger department of the Atlantic Coast
Line. has been promoted to position
recently beld 10y Mr. Aiunson, and will
no doubt fill the position with creditto
himself. Mr.. Cardwell formerly of
has numerous friends here
who will be much pleased to hear OF
his advancement.
4 very pleasant and interesting little
vent took place on Wednesday after
noon at the beautiful and well-kept
grounds Of the Old reservoir the &C. {
'asion being lawn party in honor of (
title Miss Alma Clash's fourth birth
lay. The little ones, sixty i'll num- '
,er, after spending several hours in ,
childish sports and partaking of every
hing nice III the way of refreshments,
eft for home with many pleasant re- s
The Piedmont Adcmacc, of Culpeper,
Ia, says: A few evenings since
erious accident was prevented by the )
presence of mind displayed by Miss
iarwood, of Richmond. She was I
Irving on the Brandy road with Mr..
II. Maddux, Jr., when Mr.. Maddux
cot out to gather some golden rod, t
nd the horse began to run off at
,retty rapid rate. but Miss Harwood i
eized the reins and held the horse in G
manner that would have done credit l
o an experienced horseman. I
Excavations, DC.
The Ariel leaves for her Supday-af-
crnoon excursion to-day at O'Clock.
| sacred concert will be given aboard. !
Walnut Grove Baptist-church Sun q
lay school will have q picnic at Me- !;
Tuesday, beginning Mt {.